The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-05-31
SEDALIA GOSSIP.

The farmer is busy these days.
Very pleasant weather, yesterday.
The berries of straw are plentiful.
Coal oil and Gasoline at Whipple's.
Sealing wax and tin cans in lively
condition.
Weeds getting high in the west park
NJ the depot.
The fishers will worry the neighboring
streams this very day.
Nothing of interest in Justice Hal.
stead's Office yesterday.
The Salvation Army has q vio,inist,
now, in its musical corps.
The subscriptions to the trades pa
geant are coming in satisfactorily.
Five dollars fine for walking on the
court house grass. The signs are up.
What's the matter with the school
picnic? Wont there be any this Year,
County folks not SO plentiful in the
Queen City, yesterday. Too busy at home.
The circuit clerks Office is busy
these days, but altogether on routine
work.
An itinerant band of brass musicians
serenaded the different saloons yesterday
and gathered in nickel or two to help
them along.
Rev. Mr.. Jump is underlined foI dis
course on "Labor" at the ministers meet
ing tomorrow morning.
-Messrs. Jefferson & Lsferty moved
into AL. Goodwin's old stable on East
Main street, yesterday.
Preparations for spending the summer
months abroad are being made by sundry
of our well-to-do citizens.
The members of the First Presbyteri-
an church picnicked yesterday at Browns
Springs, on the narrow gauge railroad.
Vacation has commenced and the
pupil in the public school will take rest
from his books until the middle OF Sep
tember.
I'm Justice Fishers court, yesterday,
the case of assault preferred by Alfred
Summers against Chas. Savage, was dis
missed.
The season at Sweet Springs opens
June LIST. The prospects are good for a
great crowd this summer at that popular
resort.
The picnic to be given, under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian
Association, tomorrow, at Brownsville,
has been declared Of, indefinitely.
The fair association will have meet
ing next Thursday, at which matters of
interest will be considered. A full atten-
dance of the members is expected and de-
slred.
The picnic given by the Sunday school
pupils of the First Presbyterian church, at
Browns Spring, yesterday, proved to be
largely attended and q most enjoyable
affair.
The Fleischman building, corner of
Second and Ohio, vas being got ready yes
terday for the school exhibit which begins
tomorrow evening and continues for four
days and FIVE evenings.
Officer Kelly's men have cracked MP
about 40 loads of macadam, which the
street commissioner will take charge of to-
morrow. Six men were discharged yester-
day from the pile.
The school board will hold a meeting
next Friday night to select the forty-three
teachers necessary in the public schools
OF the city next year. Applications for
positions are said to be very numerous.
WHY wouldn't it be good thing to
lay walks In the court house yard, from
each corner of the fat to the respective en-
frances to the building? 1t would save
extra walking and cat of the angularity
of the scene, considerably.
The diet, suitable for these days, should
be light. As for instance, green peas and
buffalo, or strawberries and msckerel. |
There you have vegetable and brain food,
or fruit and fish. And health is not jeop- |
xrdi1ed by overlooking the stomach.
Judge Levens said yesterday that to
date, May has been the heaviest month in
his court since he put on the judicial er-
mine In that tribunal. There had been |
I27 cases tried and two days yet to go to-
morrow and Tuesday.
There was a fifty cent suit in Justics
Fishers court yesterday, which will be
taken up to the ciscuit court on appeal. /
The suit was about a difference of fifty
cents on q suit, and the squire thinks
his judgment will not be reversed when it
gets in the higher court.
The Farley Fire.
A view of the ruins of the cigar
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